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I just came back from "French Headquarters" on King street, i'll post some pics and videos ASAP !!!
Cell phone pics tho :S
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| Originally posted by Rodrico Yeah, but its still stupid to stoop to that level, at the last game of your career at the World Cup finals. As the captain of your team, you should hold yourself back from doing things like that. |
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| Originally posted by loca Well i for one am completely behind him. It was time someone did something like that and i applaud him for taking the matter into his own hands, considering it's not like he's going to get banned from FIFA for it lol. All the more power to him i say. I would've stabbed the guy but then again, that's just me. |
i heard canada made it to the worldcup, but they showed up with hockey sticks and skates on.
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| Originally posted by arek i heard canada made it to the worldcup, but they showed up with hockey sticks and skates on. |
I can't believe Zidane did that. The most deserved, but unfortunate, red card I've ever seen and it broke my heart because he's been my favourite non English player for a decade. Sure, he might have handled it better but he is human after all. There are rumours that he was that Mezzeratti uttered a racial comment. Something about him being an arab terrorist or something since I believe he is Muslim and his parents were from Algeria, former French colony. And he was being fouled (bear hugs are fouls). But still not an excuse.
But you know, typical Italians. They talk the biggest shit but run away or hit the deck when it comes time to fight. I"m quite positive that if Zidane and Henry had still been on the field for the PKs, France would have won.
I hope Zidane isn't lambasted in France. Without him, they never would have won a WC, Euro or had the chance to win it this year.
oh btw... even tho I think Zidane made a stupid rash decision, I think if he's gonna headbutt someone and get kicked out, he should have at least hit the guy in the face.
that way there is more of a chance that Materazzi would be put out of commission (with a possible broken nose) evening out Zidane's red-card out lol.

fuck it all.


This pic speaks for itself ...
I can't imagine what I'd feel like if I were a Frenchman right now. To have a national hero and saviour like Zidane do that is pretty remarkable. But he did lead them to two international titles so once the anger has subsided, everyone will remember his glory days.
according to FIFA's site, the general consensus is that the French aren't the least bit concern or upset with Zidane's actions and still have the utmost respect for him
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| Originally posted by Dj Smitty20 I can't imagine what I'd feel like if I were a Frenchman right now. To have a national hero and saviour like Zidane do that is pretty remarkable. But he did lead them to two international titles so once the anger has subsided, everyone will remember his glory days. |
WOOOOT WOOOOOT ITALIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FORZA AZZURRI!!!
ST CLAIR WAS A PARTY AND A HALF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

jesus...all the ginos are gonna go crazy/
In my experience of French people (I'm marrying one), I think that of all the countries in the world, the one that is the most perfectly suited to handle an action like Zidane's is France.
In my year of living and working there, I found French people to be very rational and Cartesian. Things either make logical sense or they don't and if they don't, French people don't waste any time on it.
The French coach said to remember Zidane for all his achievements for France, and not for this one second. Very logical.
And regardless of what Materazzi said to him, the reaction does not equal the action, therefore I can picture broken French hearts, but at the same time turning away from the TV in disgust and moving on with their lives.
Lucky for Zidane, he doesn't play for Columbia:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/so...up/hof/escobar/

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| Originally posted by infinity HiGH and just cause a classless player like Figo headbutts a guy doesn't mean it's a free-for-all all of the sudden. |
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| Originally posted by Adamo according to FIFA's site, the general consensus is that the French aren't the least bit concern or upset with Zidane's actions and still have the utmost respect for him |
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| Originally posted by Swamper lol... I'll take a Figo 'headbutt' over a Zidane running charge anyday.. I think he got ideas after watching the running of the bulls |
this is hghway 7 after the world cup.
please excuse my deuchebaggery, i may sound like an idiot in some vidz.
btw in 2 of the videos. thats a 18 wheeler draped in an italia flag and the other is a concrete truck filled with like 100 ppl. soo much else was going on that i didnt have time to record, like titties and all.
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| Originally posted by Swamper lol... I'll take a Figo 'headbutt' over a Zidane running charge anyday.. I think he got ideas after watching the running of the bulls |
maybe we'll never know what has been said to Zidane because he is way too proud to go down to that level and talk about it.
Maybe, in 20-30 years when he'll write his memoirs, we'll know.
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| Originally posted by ++ EGO ++ He turns around to face the opposing player taking a step (if that) I would hardly call that a charge. The better team lost, and the legend (Zidane) lives on. |
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